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A Void Law Remains Void

A Void Law Remains Void

Explore the hidden history of colonial American slavery and its unlawful origins under English law. Learn about the legislative actions that abolished colonial slave codes, the landmark Somerset decision of 1772, and the contradictions of America’s founding principles.

Revolution Ends

Revolution Ends

Discover the clash of principles between George Washington and British General Guy Carleton in 1783, highlighting the fight for freedom for Black colonials during the Treaty of Paris negotiations.

Jefferson Understood

Jefferson Understood

Explore Thomas Jefferson’s struggles with slavery and democracy. Confront the contradictions of America’s founding and build a nation that fulfills its founding ideals.

Slavery Corrupts The Slave Master

Slavery Corrupts the Slave Master

Explore Thomas Jefferson’s reflections on slavery’s corrosive effects on America, its moral contradictions, and its incompatibility with liberty, equality, and justice. Learn how his 1785 writings foreshadowed the enduring legacy of America’s founding paradox.

Douglass Direct Black America

Douglass Direct Black America

Frederick Douglass’ powerful 1852 speech challenges the Fourth of July’s meaning for enslaved Americans, while examining the Declaration of Independence, British abolition, and America’s post-Revolutionary failure to honor universal human rights.

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